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N and M receptors. Used for Glaucoma.
Same As isopoto-Carpine |
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M receptors. Urinary retention.
M-1 --> dutrusser to contract
M-2 --> spincter to relax.
*Allows you to urinate. |
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N stimulator. Bisphasic nature.
Low dosage it stimulates N-1, High dosages it inhibits N-1. |
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non-depolarizing blocker.
N-2 blocker.
TUBADIL
dtc |
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| it can inhibit N-1 at high dosages, and activate N-1 at low dosages. |
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Naturally occurring in plants. Pupils dilate. Controls the radial muscle of the eye (contracts).
Blocks the constriction of the pupil so the pupil dilates.
Blocks M-1.
(Bella Donna) |
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used of irritable bowel syndrome. Decrease GI motility.
Blocks M-1 and M-3 |
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bladder instability.
Blocks M-1 (contracts the detrsusser) and M-2 (relax sphincter). |
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commonly used in eye exam.
Blocks M-1 or M-3. Eyes dilate. |
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Not a receptor blocker. Anticholinergic - ACH can still bind, but interferes with the message. Treats asthma.
Shuts down secondary messenger system. |
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Prolonged parasymapthetic response.
Bronchi --> constrict
muscous --> increase
GI --> increase
*vomit and suffocate
**Anticholinesterases |
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Anticholinesterases
ESERINE |
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not a drug, it is an inseciticide.
Anticholinesterases |
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| Organophashate (inseciticide) |
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PARATHION
DIEAZNION
MALATHION
*All are Anticholinesterases |
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Ingredient in war gases
Anticholinesterases |
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blocks adrenergic neurotransmitter synthesis (tyrosine hydroxylase). Inhibits nor-epipnephrine synthesis (inhibits sympathetic stimulation.
Anti-Hypertensive |
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Makes a false neurotransmitter.
Methyldopa instead of DOPA in making neurotrasmitter. You do NOT make norepinpherine you make alpha methyl-norepinpherine.
Does not excite receptor.
(methyldopa) |
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Blocks release of Neurotransmitter during action potential.
Anti-Hypertensive |
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A type of Amphetamines.
Used for weight control, also helps with narcolepsy (helps people stay awake). |
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A type of Amphetamines.
Anti-Hypertensive
Spinal anesthesia |
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Originally a anti-hypertensive.
Inhibits nor-epipnerprine into storage granules.
More venerable to MAO. |
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Alpha-1 Agonist.
Nasal spray.
(NEOSYNEPHRINE) |
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Alpha-2 Agonist
Anti-hypertensive
(CATAPRES) |
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| Alpha 1 and alpha 2 agonist |
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Beta 1 and Beta 2 agonist.
Treats shock and affects the bronchi (dilate and dry)
(ISUPREL) |
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Beta 1 agonist
Treats cardiac failure |
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beta 2 agonist
Used for asthma
(MAXAIR) |
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Beta 2 agonist
Delay Labor |
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Alpha 1 and Alpha 2 antagonist (pheochromocytoma)
(REGITINE) |
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| Alpha 1 antagonist. Anti-hypertensive |
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| Alpha 1 antagonist. Anti-hypertensive |
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| Alpha 1 antagonist. Anti-hypertensive |
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Alpha 1 Antagonist
Treats Beta prostate hyperplasia |
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beta 1 and beat 2 blockers
Anti-hypertensive (generalized)
(INDERAL) |
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Beta 1 and Beta 2 blocker
Treats Glaucoma |
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Beta 1 blockers
Anti-hypertensive
(TENORMIN)
(TOPROL-XL) |
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Alpha and Beta Blocker (combination)
Alpha 1, Beta 1 and Beta 2 Blocker.
Alpha 1 --> Vasculatur dilates
Beta Blockers --> works on the heart |
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M Stimulator
For people who have trouble urinating
Public urination --> sympathetic stronger |
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Alpha 1 and Alpha 2 agonist
(LEVOPHED) |
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donates NO, causes vasodilation
Decreased preload and afterload
Decrease work on heart
Orally but not swallowed |
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donates NO, causes vasodilation
Decreased preload and afterload
Decrease work on heart
Patch |
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Ca channel blocker
relieves angina
decrease HR, decrease force on contraction, lessens the amount of 02 needed |
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Ca channel blocker
relieves angina
decrease HR, decrease force on contraction, lessens the amount of 02 needed |
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Ca channel blocker
relieves angina
decrease HR, decrease force on contraction, lessens the amount of 02 needed |
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Ca channel blocker
relieves angina
decrease HR, decrease force on contraction, lessens the amount of 02 needed |
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kidney reabsorbs water back into the blood.
increase osmolarity of blood and angiotensin II |
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ACE inhibitor
inhibits angiotensin II
Inhibits vasocontrcition |
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ACE inhibitor
inhibits angiotensin II
Inhibits vasocontrcition |
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ACE inhibitor
inhibits angiotensin II
Inhibits vasocontrcition |
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angiotensin II receptor blocker
Inhibits vasocontrcition |
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angiotensin II receptor blocker
Inhibits vasocontrcition |
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Increase pressure, by pulling fluid into the capillary from interstitial fluid.
It is a large inert molecule that can not pass through capillary wall |
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Polarizing blocker.
N-2 Blocker
Same as ANECTINE |
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Alpha-2 Agonist
decrease aqueous humor production |
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Inhibit transport of Ca out of the cardiac cell into the interstitial fluid
Helps with Congestive Heart Failure
LANOXIN |
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reduct ECF
Helps with Congestive Heart Failure |
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N and M receptors.
Pilocarpine |
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Polarizing Blocker
N-2 blocker
Same as Succinylcholine |
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Inhibit transport of Ca out of the cardiac cell into the interstitial fluid
Helps with Congestive Heart Failure
DIGOXIN |
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non-depolarizing blocker.
N-2 blocker.
Curare
dtc |
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non-depolarizing blocker.
N-2 blocker.
Curare
TUBADIL |
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Naturally occurring in plants. Pupils dilate. Controls the radial muscle of the eye (contracts).
Blocks the constriction of the pupil so the pupil dilates.
Blocks M-1.
Atropine |
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Anticholinesterase
Physostigmine |
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Makes a false neurotransmitter.
Methyldopa instead of DOPA in making neurotrasmitter. You do NOT make norepinpherine you make alpha methyl-norepinpherine.
Does not excite receptor.
(ALDOMET) |
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Alpha-1 Agonist.
Nasal spray.
(Phenylephrine) |
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Alpha-2 Agonist
Anti-hypertensive
(Cholodine) |
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Beta 1 and Beta 2 agonist.
Treats shock and affects the bronchi (dilate and dry)
(Isoproterenol ) |
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beta 2 agonist
Used for asthma
(PROVENTIL) |
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Alpha 1 and Alpha 2 antagonist (pheochromocytoma)
(Phentolamine) |
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beta 1 and beat 2 blockers
Anti-hypertensive (generalized)
(Propranolol) |
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Beta 1 blockers
Anti-hypertensive
(LOPRESSOR)
(TOPROL-XL) |
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Beta 1 blockers
Anti-hypertensive
(LOPRESSOR)
(TENORMIN) |
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Alpha 1 and Alpha 2 agonist
Nor-Epipiherine |
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